
Catholic Church Leaders Raise Their Voices for Peace in the Middle East
The Jan. 18 ceasefire was welcomed by Pope Francis and local Church leaders in Israel and Gaza.
The Jan. 18 ceasefire was welcomed by Pope Francis and local Church leaders in Israel and Gaza.
COMMENTARY: Christians in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria are deeply grateful for the current calm while being wary about the future.
A deal to stop hostilities between Israel and Hamas for six weeks isn’t good enough because it doesn’t ensure that Hamas will release all hostages, the father of a slain Israeli soldier said.
The bishop completed the walk in six hours and 45 minutes.
The interview took place following the Oct. 7 surprise attack on Israel by the terrorist group Hamas that killed 1,300 Israelis and international civilians.
The UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres first called for a global ceasefire on March 23 with Pope Francis echoing this appeal the following week.
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